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Passenger Terminal Layout of Philadelphia International Airport and How to connect to other Terminals:Philadelphia International consists of six passenger terminals: Terminals A-West, A-East, B/ C (with separate gates), D, E, & F (with Concourses 1, 3 & 2), all of which are connected by walkways and bridges, which also connect to the respective car parks. The Airport Marriot Hotel is connected to car park B. The Scheduled R1 High-Speed Rail Line stops at each of Terminals A-East, B, C, D and E and can be accessed at the entrance on pedestrian bridges and commercial roadway (terminal transfers are free). It continues on to Eastwick Station, University City, 30th Street Station (Amtrak), Suburban Station (connecting to regional trains) & ending at Market East (connecting to Greyhound Bus Terminal). A food court & shopping mall is in Terminal B/C, with other eateries, gift shops & newsstands located in various areas of each terminal.
Terminal A-West at Philadelphia International (for British Airways, Lufthansa & US Airways, international flights) consists of the Baggage Claim A-West, which has Immigration & Customs (connecting the International Arrivals Hall in the north-east corner to car park A-West), a walkway to connecting flights, and the Terminal A-West Ticketing areas (linking to Terminal A-East Ticketing), with Concourse A-West to the left. Currency exchange service is available near gate A20, in each the Baggage Claim & Ticketing areas. Food and Drink are available at the International Arrivals Hall, in the ticketing area and near gates19 & 22.
Terminal A-East at Philadelphia International (for Air Jamaica, American/American Eagle, Frontier, Midwest, USA 3000 & Charters) has a separate Baggage Claim A-East attached to car park A-East, with a pedestrian bridge to Terminal A-East Ticketing, which leads to Concourse A-East with gates A1 to A13. An USO facility is between gates A11 & A13. Currency exchange service is available near gate A2 and in the Ticketing area. The shuttle bus to connecting Flights at Terminal F leaves from the A1 gate. Food and Drink are available at the baggage claim and near gates A7 & A11.
Terminals B/C at Philadelphia International (for US Airways) has the Baggage Claim B/C attached to both car parks B & C, with a pedestrian bridge to Terminal B/C Ticketing, and the food court & shopping mall, with separate Concourse B and Concourse C on each end, and gates B1 to B16 & C17 to C31, respectively. At the corner of the food & shopping Mall is the free shuttle bus stop to Terminal F’s Gate F10. Food & drink is also available in the baggage claim area and at gates B4, B15, C20, C21 & C27.
Terminal D at Philadelphia International (for Air Canada, AirTran, Continental, Continental Express, Delta, Delta Connection, United, United Express) has the Baggage Claim D attached to car park D, with a pedestrian bridge to Terminal D Ticketing, and a walkway to Concourse D with gates D1 to D16. Currency exchange service is available in the connector area from Terminal D to the Shopping Mall of Terminal B/C. Food & drink is available at gates D1, D4, D14 & D11. At the end of the gateway is the Kids Aviation Play Station.
Terminal E at Philadelphia International (Southwest) has the Baggage Claim E attached to car park E/F, with a pedestrian bridge ( to Terminal E Ticketing and a walkway to Concourse E, gates E1 to E9. Food & drink is available near gate E4 & the connector to T-D.
Terminal F at Philadelphia International (for US Airways Express) has the Baggage Claim attached to Terminal F Ticketing, leading to Concourse 1 with gates F1 to F9 & F25, splitting thereafter into Concourse 3 with gates F24 to F39 and Concourse 2 with gates 11 to 23. Food & Drink is available in the center of the connecting concourses. As Terminal F has no train station, you need to take the connector from the ticketing area to Terminal E ticketing and take the Airbridge from there to the train stop, connecting to all other terminals (except A-West).
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